The bill is proposed to lift the cap on Title III offerings from $1M to $5M, which would be a major big deal for real estate crowdfunding.Anyone else hearing anything about this?  

I'm not an attorney but my off the top of my head guess at your liability is 1/2 months rent and most of the electricity bill, plus court filing fees, and if your lease allows for legal fees to you in a case the judge will automatically rule that you pay their attorney with no cap on fees, that could be more than the furnace cost, so if you can satisfy them with paying their full electric bill and possibly a further small discount do it.  

@Jd Martin hit the nail on the head there.

If you had a cap on how much your rate could adjust for the initial adjustment, say 2%, your new rate would be limited to 7%.Mortgage interest rates are closely related to treasury bonds.

Have you nailed down what you will owe in capital gains and recapture depreciation?

Curt, Ken and Adam already nailed it.

@Mike Dymski  You hit the nail on the head, Mike - regarding the 'dilemma'.  

That knocks out a lot of potential buyers because they won't know what to do or how to do it.So, you need to nail down the specifics.

I would also nail down the security deposit issue, so there is no he said she said.  

It is difficult to nail down an ARV as there are very few comps in the area.